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Son Of Beauty (IRE)
3yo b g 2023
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Son Of Beauty (IRE)
b g 2023
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Rainbow Quest (USA)
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Oct 2024
Orby Book 1 (Goffs Ireland)
Irish National Stud
Purchaser: Vendor (30000)
Lots Sold: 362
Prices
Avg: €135,373
Median: €80,000
Maximum: €2,000,000
Nov 2023
December Foal Sale (Tattersalls (UK))
Bryanstown House Stud, Ireland
Purchaser: Irish National Stud
£32,000
Lots Sold: 669
Prices
Avg: £44,608
Median: £21,000
Maximum: £575,000
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Son Of Beauty improved upon an encouraging initial effort to take the Irish Stallion Farms EBF Median Auction Maiden, as a gamble on Mooncoin went astray.
Fri 06th Mar
Fri, 30th Oct, 2026 
He’s a horse that obviously broke his maiden here earlier in the year and we then gave him a bit of time to mature and develop,. We brought him back for the Madrid Handicap and he ran a cracker in that. He ran a lovely race in Leopardstown in early summer and backed up a little bit too quickly in Gowran the following week. We decided then to leave him off, he’s a big-framed horse so we said we’d give him time to mature and develop. I think he’ll be a horse for up here during the winter. He’s still lightly raced and hopefully there should be another one in him. I had a very similar horse here last winter, Far From Dandy, who won a couple and was second in the Spring Mile. He mightn’t have the class of him but I’m hoping these three-year-olds can develop from three to four. He’ll be kept lightly raced through the winter months and hopefully he’s a horse that can continue to progress.

Stephen Thorne
After race at
Dundalk Fri, 30th Oct, 2026 (1st) 
He’s a horse that obviously broke his maiden here earlier in the year and we then gave him a bit of time to mature and develop,. We brought him back for the Madrid Handicap and he ran a cracker in that. He ran a lovely race in Leopardstown in early summer and backed up a little bit too quickly in Gowran the following week. We decided then to leave him off, he’s a big-framed horse so we said we’d give him time to mature and develop. I think he’ll be a horse for up here during the winter. He’s still lightly raced and hopefully there should be another one in him. I had a very similar horse here last winter, Far From Dandy, who won a couple and was second in the Spring Mile. He mightn’t have the class of him but I’m hoping these three-year-olds can develop from three to four. He’ll be kept lightly raced through the winter months and hopefully he’s a horse that can continue to progress.

Stephen Thorne
Related by Dam Pretty Face (GB)
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